#lispyGopherClimate https://archives.anonradio.net/202409110000_screwtape.mp3 #archived
#climate #academic the climate crisis at universities
why I think #lambdaMOO and #lisp indie #gameDev are our way forward with reference to #Heinlein's Cat Who Walks Through Walls (I made it to the last book, so...)
#music is gonna be @flockofnazguls #ModularTransmission live show from this week
I reworked my common lisp pseudo-MOO server to be a metacircularly programmable MOO first and foremost using a DSLGopher
#unix_surrealism @prahou
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screwlisp
in reply to screwlisp • • •@kentpitman's latest blog; https://netsettlement.blogspot.com/2024/09/repairing-democracy.html and a poem; https://climatejustice.social/@kentpitman/113106183052356029
Hangout will be in Paradise Sushi in #lambdaMOO #VR
telnet lambda.moo.mud.org 8888
...connect as a guest...
@join screwtape
Tune into @northernlights #live now https://anonradio.net:8443/anonradio while you wait for us to go live in half an hour
A to-do list for repairing US democracy
netsettlement.blogspot.comPaul SomeoneElse
in reply to screwlisp • • •screwlisp
in reply to Paul SomeoneElse • • •Great crowd in lambda already ❤
No guests yet though!
telnet lambda.moo.mud.org 8888
co guest
@join screwtape
or nerf or ratxue or slak or someone
(Also the show https://anonradio.net:8443/anonradio )
Alexander Shendi
in reply to screwlisp • • •Kent Pitman
in reply to Alexander Shendi • • •screwlisp
in reply to Kent Pitman • • •@nosrednayduj had me choose different music at least. I guess I was feeling a bit techno-optimistic today, so I did my best to refer people to your log article directly https://netsettlement.blogspot.com/2024/09/repairing-democracy.html
Thanks for making it @alexshendi !
@pkw @flockofnazguls @prahou @northernlights
The other music was by @lehto @socool @xylander by the way.
A to-do list for repairing US democracy
netsettlement.blogspot.comscrewlisp
in reply to screwlisp • • •is there a public link for @wrog's moo-mode ? People are asking me for it and I remembered you saying you and he use that. I was just using lisdude's fork of rmoo-mode before tinyfugue
@kentpitman @alexshendi @pkw @flockofnazguls @prahou @northernlights @lehto @socool @xylander
Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to screwlisp • • •Go to https://wrog.net/emacs/
get mud-mcp.el
(and maybe also the rest of the files there except for mud-mcp_2_0.el which is just an earlier version of mud-mcp.el, except they won't really matter if you don't actually use MCP)
I should probably put together an actual page, but what you want from there is mud-mcp.el
which is really an MCP implementation, but you don't have to care about that. Down at the bottom (scroll to "comint.el support") you'll see there's a definition for
M-x mud-mcp-connect
which is really all you need.
Well okay, that, and a
mud-sites.el
file with a list of sites, e.g.,
1/2
Emacs
wrog.netRoger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •the mud-sites.el file needs to look like this:
(defconst mud-sites
'(
;;;
;;; NAME TYPE HOST PORT
;;;
("LambdaMOO" MOO "lambda.moo.mud.org" 8888)
))
;; this being the file format that mud.el (which had drivers for a wide variety of mud types and thus references the 2nd column to see which one to use, but mud-mcp only knows about talking to MOOs, so the 2nd column gets ignored) uses.
2/2
Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •I, of course, have a much larger list of entries in mine, but most of them are 25+ years old and long gone
... though, surprisingly there are 4 or 5 still up that I would not have expected... (not sure how much advertising their owners want, so I'll leave it at that for now...)
Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •"I should probably put together an actual page,"
This is now done
https://wrog.net/emacs/
meaning I wrote a bunch of text
expanding on what I said here, explaining stuff that might otherwise have seemed mysterious. Also added some files. And some reminiscing.
Anyway this is now My Page of Emacs Shit That I Wrote That I Still Use. Enjoy.
(a relatively small collection, but there you have it; it might yet grow if I discover other things that I still use 🙂 )
Emacs
wrog.netscrewlisp
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •@nosrednayduj @kentpitman
thank you for your pages that are kinda like this too.
@alexshendi @pkw @flockofnazguls @prahou @northernlights @lehto @socool @xylander
SΛDIΣL :verified_multi:
in reply to screwlisp • • •Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔
in reply to SΛDIΣL :verified_multi: • • •"Text-based Virtual Reality" is the phrase of art -- which I'll guess seems rather steampunk in a world that has stupidly high network bandwidth, streaming video and all manner of high-quality graphical MMORPGs available --but maybe Programmable Chat Room on Steroids designed back in the day when "object-oriented programming" was considered exciting would be closer to the mark.
but yeah...
SΛDIΣL :verified_multi:
in reply to Roger Crew✅❌☑🗸❎✖✓✔ • • •XXIIVV — paradise
wiki.xxiivv.comscrewlisp
in reply to SΛDIΣL :verified_multi: • • •Every Wednesday 000UTC we will be in paradise sushi, though lambda exists all the time.
Hypothetically Fridays 1400UTC, but since I moved I haven't managed to make it live.
We can always ask @neauoire directly how consciously influenced they were by MOOing. @jlamothe any relation viz paradise?
@wrog
I guess symbolic processing sounds cyberpunk too, or baroque.
@nosrednayduj @kentpitman @alexshendi @pkw @flockofnazguls @prahou @northernlights @lehto @socool @xylander
Devine Lu Linvega
in reply to screwlisp • • •